Parliament Debates War Prep and Prayers Amid Italy Affair
Fragmented reports describe parliamentary discussion on reorganizing the army into three active divisions with a reserve corps, ministerial defenses, and queries over a royal message to Laybach. A separate notice recounts an attempted assassination of Colonel Brown in Italy and the ensuing medical updates and official reactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolwaya Peady
Zurly
Wan
Tometing
China
Fee
M. Nette
Zurlo
Carnee
Laybash
Iulice de Campo Chiaro
M. Cassagna
Tad Furth
Duke de Campo Fhiari
Mikntatdr
Vnes
Pepe
Moetage
Kinz
Tellery
Sovereiné
Troppau
Ministara
Spain
Laybach
Naples
Italy
Waples
Coun. Zucts
Duke of
Campovhing
M. de Zuile
Campechiaro
Paris
Naples Bay
Leghorn
Tron
Vienna
Viena
Rochfort
Graham Moore
Schomberg Vengeur
Maitland
Lucy
Andnn Pterolutimare
Wuulkog
Rome
Lughorn
France
Mngland
Austio
Russia
Prussia
Gazatte
Milan
Buenos Ayres
Rodriaex
Nyria
Croatia
Genasy
Trieste
Washington
Missouri
Senate
Forsyth
Werlcom
Europe
Marborough House
Fragmentary Notable Toasts and Fateful Beering Scene
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a deputy named datbinu with toasts by Sronk and wonga suit. The beering separates as a fate bone, leaving unclear sequence and roles in a local gathering or event.
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Datbinu
Dublin Castle Lever and Drawing Room Notices
In January 1821 notices announce a Lever at the Castle on Thursday February 15 at four o clock in Chamberlains Office Dublin Castle January 4. A drawing room at the Castle on Thursday February 22 at nine o’clock features ladies in full dresses with train sleeves and cap, and gentlemen in full dress.
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Sao
Dublin
Hilary Term Opens with Ceremonial Royal Court Session
The Hilary Term opening saw the Lord Chancellor and senior judges lead the ceremony. Grand Jury sworn for City and County Dublin as courts discuss improvements and attire for barristers, with Norbury noting future gown wear in court.
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Law
Equity
Rotiga
Chascery
Justice Daly
King’s Neneh
Ido
County _ Dubille
Allan
Wiontetor
John Hay
Hicmaad Beaey
Ie. Morgan
George Ktuddert
Sit
Edward
Jahiley
Jacob West
Robert Harty
Willian Long
Hubert White
George Newcombe
William Thomas Briscoe
Francis Love
Joeseph Lamprey
Nathaniel Presta
John Stephens
Illace Kaland
Samuel ‘Lamprey
Joseph, White
Richard Doltagh
William Ring
Joly Read
Esgra
Ss . Countyrand Jury
Henry Arabia
Devota
Court of Common Pleas
Lord Norbury
Llan
Justice Johnson
Duo O'Vioek
Theatre notes reveal mixed reception for debutant Miss Kelly
The Dublin Theatre scene shows Miss Kelly’s Jane Store earning mild praise for sincerity and energy in a debut. Casts including Warne, Cobham, Byrne, Pearman and Bedior receive applause, while audience support for the National Theatre appears fragile amid high costs and shifting patronage.
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Judia Mannering
Pearman
Mara
Itou
Bedior
A Lee
Royal Navy plan to extend voyage to Ireland praised
The document claims Majesty intends extending his naval excursion to Ireland, a move seen as beneficial for the Sister Kingdom. It expresses confidence the partition will deserte and loyalty to the Royal Person will be shown, praising the king's anticipated visit as a beacon for industry and agriculture.
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Bavant
Grant Win
Delarty
Auch Abun
Cincinnatus
Dan
Ny Register
Queen's Addresses and court rumors in London
The London Gazette reports fifty four addresses to the Queen from diverse bodies with processions planned. It notes royal staff changes, Marlborough House affairs, Leopold, and a March concert postponement. Dispatches from India dated 1817 to 1820 are mentioned, along with a rumored £50,000 yearly provision. Baron George resigns from the Exchequer Bench, with Lefroy or Pennefather as potential successors.
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Hin Monrenty
London
Commons
St. Omer's
Toy
Rorrow
Aix
Leopold
Marlborough
Mae Jerry
Munaion-Houwa
London Gazette
India
Aventa
Miles
Khoosas
Baron George
Exchequer Bench
Sergeant Lefroy
Richard Pennefather
Marital notices and insolvency petitions in Ireland
The notices announce marriages including Gerald O Ferrall to Maria Longford at Knocksidan and Elisabeth Anne Baroness Candleendre at Dublin, plus a Public Insolvency petition by Thomas Meighan James Simpson and others. It lists creditors and hearings before the Court of Exchequer in Ireland with scheduled dates in January and February.
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Knocksidan
Mr. Currey
PLC
Swords
Gerald O’ferrall
Ballinntad
Major Sankey
Fils Poerad
Ireland
Jesty
Becheyner
Merary
Thomas Meighan
James Simpson
Pour Courta Binrabalhes
Suha Meighan
Harrestown
Patrick Murphy
Boyne Villa
James Logan
Grange
Richard Sheridan
Christopher Kelly
Reaske
Brindley Nixon
Paluratowsy Laughlin Coogan
Kileardon
Manner
Jas
Meath
Elaine 0Ie
Aald
Thomas Mieghan
Spot Vincount Cremorne
Dawson Creme
Anne Tosle
Robert Montgomery
Conner
Owens
G Mullen
Monaghan
John Gass
Thomas Wright
Edward Bogan
Alaxander King
Jamee Mitchell
Alexander Thompson
Othe Stors
Ctalming
Wsld
James Sir
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Colonel Brown
New Times
Boglad
Tie
Ceohin Nallef
Dienning
Tein Binarti
Lens
Lane
Toro Maramaing
Giveri
Tata
Nexk Courier
Tre Briton
Sac
Asia
Salarty
Colone
Pee Heron i
Ruiflane
Scottard
George Street
Edinburgh
Kathe
Oe Hoatley
Marquis of
Waterloo
Fath Roslyn
Earl of
Bred
the Dublin Journal
Chester Mail
Dublin Journal
Laybrach
Chamber of Deputies
Burplus
Liverpool
Castlereagh
House of Lords
James's Chronicle
Morning Chronicle
Home of Lords
House of Peers
Thia
W. DO. Fellowes
Bord Great Chaselerlain
Theatre Royal
Oi National Theatre
John Ely
Cork
Limerick
Loch
Thundey
Edward Villiers
Earl of Donouglmure
Lonon
Connelly
Peacock-lane
Samual Newport
Waterford
Cork Savings’ Bank
Corporation of Cork
Lén Pounds
Murcahy
Collins
General
Union of ‘Trades
Jonathan Sisson Cooper
Anting
Customs
Geo. Shwe
Thomas Monsell
Tarbert
Ellison
Earl of Kiotingdon
R.N
Kinniskiller
Camelion
Tama Coca
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